Canyon Stitched TRIALS Bike 😳
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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2023
- We’ve got a special guest in the Shred Spot! I had hoped to get out to do a first ride with the Canyon Stitched CFR at some street spots, but the weather had other plans for us. We made the best of it with this session, a little something different this time!
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Gap Tutorial: • How To Jump Gaps!
Canyon Unboxing: • I STOLE FABIO WIBMER'S...
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My bike setup:
Hayes Dominion Brakes: bit.ly/3Q8lGsa
Deity High Side Bar: bit.ly/3CJdLtf
Maxxis Ikon Tires: bit.ly/3one2Ok
Deity Grips: bit.ly/3LkLAFS
Deity Deftrap Pedals: bit.ly/3OhQxC9
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Knee Pads - Fox D30: bit.ly/3oHHwGs
Shoes - Ride Concepts Livewire: bit.ly/3FFFIog
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Thanks for having me over again! Can't wait to give that Canyon a proper test with some street riding!
So fired up to ride actual street spots together - can't wait for this rain to stop!
Looks like a lot of fun. You're definitely keen on the endurance lines lately too!
This bike makes the endurance lines so much easier...having so much fun with it!
Fun watching you share the shred spot and get playful with some lines. You were pretty kind about the hub, but that would drive me nuts to get that nice of a bike and have that hub.
So fun to have someone to ride with in there. Offer is always open if you find yourself out west! The hub thing is a tough one...I mean, obviously it's not a "trials hub" on a trials bike. But...given the frame material and other specs on the bike, the price point would be astronomically higher if you did spec a trials hub. Tough call, I think I probably would've just gone for the higher price point with perfect parts. If you're buying a carbon bike, why not have it perfect to start? That being said...if you're investing in a carbon trials bike, there's a decent chance that you already have a trials bike and can swap in your existing trials hub.
Nice ride, guys! Sweet gaps! I just set a new personal best gap of 62 1/4 inches on my GU. I need to land it on my Arcade too. I got so close! 😬
That’s awesome!! Practice makes progress - I’m going to back down the distance and polish technique for a while, just to have it super locked in on the new bike.
video idea: compare how far (high) can you jump on every bike that you have and share the results with us :D
very interesting to see how much of a difference bike make (street, comp, mtb, wheel sizes)
P.S. would like to see the results in metric system also)
That's a great idea! I've been wanting to do a side-by-side test of all the bikes, that seems like a solid way to do it!
I enjoy watching your videos
Thanks for watching! :)
Can't wait to see that canyon bike on the streets
Excited to get it out there - I felt super comfortable on it right away, even in the warehouse..
Gotta extend those legs more to get that gap. That's about the only difference I see in the video you showed and what you are doing. The camera @10:43 with the Canyon bike made it look like the wheel size was changing, big back wheel, equal size wheels, then big front wheel. I thought I was going crazy. Chris king hubs not used anymore? The 203mm remind of what I had on my trials/bike polo bike.
Chris King stopped their single speed hubs, from what I've heard. Such a bummer - but thankfully there are some other options out there!
I was expecting the issue with the freewheel, because DT Swiss doesn't really build any high engagement mechanism. After you get used to the 72 or 102 clicks of trial, every other bike seems so slow in response. Nobody really needs the 690 points of the industry nine, but definitely should be more than those 30 or 42 engagement points that you find on most MTB hubs. Actually since you know them well, it could be really interesting if you could build a wheel with a Onyx Vesper hub (maybe you can put on the Canyon if they make the size), which has in theory infinite (instant) engagement points and report your impressions in a next video...
I have one of those Onyx hubs on my MTB right now, and I don't know if I'd recommend it for trials. The engagement feels spongy compared to my other trials-specific hubs, I don't think the clutch style hub is the best configuration for trials, even if it is "technically" instant engagement.
That said, I am really curious to see what I can get done on this hub. I know I'll be riding at a slight disadvantage, but I wonder sometimes if we get spoiled as trials riders. Back in the day, Jeff Lenosky competed in the pro class on Shimano hubs and was almost always on the podium.
@@SuperRiderTV Thanks for sharing such great videos! For the freewheel, it seems to be the 135.9 freewheel, wondering why it skips? Not fully bedded in?
This dt swiss comes with the 54t ... anyway.. i also awapped the wheel directly to some industrynine
i run a titanium axle + titanium driver profile hub with 48 engagement points
Nice! Is that Dylan Korba from back in the day? I'm working on reposting 'Leaps and Bounds' from Desmond Lee and I remember him being a standout rider.
Thanks dude! While I'm not Dylan Korba, I love hearing about other riders, especially ones named Dillon/Dylan!
Can we get some of those super gap tips too? Bonus shorty vid companion for the latest gap vid maybe.
Definitely!
@@SuperRiderTV Sahweet!!! Thanks in advance and killer work on the gaps. I am looking to stretch mine this summer so need all the tips I can get :D
Hey there, great video! If you're based in the US, how did you get your hands on it? It doesn't seem to be available to US customers on the internet.
Thanks! I have a friend who works for Canyon, he helped me get my hands on this one for testing.
@@SuperRiderTV nice! That’s fortunate. I’d love to get my hands on one of these but can’t find a way to do that. If you hear of anything about how someone in the US can purchase, please let me know!
@Cruzlife44 hoping that they’ll bring it to the US at some point, although other than the frame material, you’d probably be happier with an Inspired complete bike. Similar price point but better component spec..
What's brakes are Best for learning wheelie, looking for the Best modulated rear break and rotor for learning to wheelie easier
I really like the Hayes Dominion brakes right now
@@SuperRiderTV ok, thanks
does anybody know how the sizing works for the canyon bike cause it only comes in a medium and i’m 6’2 and normally get a large, or extra large if i want more space. so im a litttle hesitant about getting this bike cause im afraid it will be too small. but i know fabio is like 6’3 so it should be ok right?
What is the name of your orage bike??
Inspired Arcade Pro
Would this be complete overkill for a trials noob who is pretty tall and heavy?
It's definitely a solid option to start, although you could probably spend about $1k less and still get the same results. Check out Inspired Bicycles, their Fourplay Pro complete bike is relatively easy to find and a bit more affordable. A lot of the trials tutorials on this channel are filmed on that bike (it's the blue bike).
@@SuperRiderTV I already watched a lot of your videos - getting super pumed. 40 years old… had a BMX at 16 and somehow the itch is back. Will probably feel like a total goof but it is what it is.
Whats your take on the following? (I am tall and relatively heavy):
1. Fourplay age. Would you say a 2018 is still up to date?
2. Brakes with 2 or 4 pistons? I see many bikes with Magur 5s or even 7s.
3. If money is not an issue: Used Fourplay Pro or Canyon?
@@MrSlapp Awesome! Your BMX background will help a lot. Also, I'm 44, so you've still got plenty of time! 2018 Fourplay is still legit, and honestly I think better than the Canyon. The reason I suggest it is that the Fourplay has all trials-specific parts on it, where the Canyon comes with a lot of MTB-spec parts that sort of work for trials. I prefer four piston brakes, and if you're buying them - I recommend Hayes Dominion instead of Magura MT7s.
@@SuperRiderTV sounds good. Thanks for the tips. Keep the videos coming, super well done and an inspiration to give it a go. When I am doing those double tailwhips down 2m high walls I will give you an update.
Cheers.
@@MrSlapp Thanks! Have fun!
Canyon spec'd their trial bike horribly, which is such a shame.